Stanley Knapp, Jr. v. North American Rockwell Corporation v. Mrs. Smith's Pie Company, Third-Party-Defendant
Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
ADAMS, Circuit Judge.
The principal question here is whether it was error to grant summary judgment on the ground that one injured by a defective machine may not recover from the corporation that purchased substantially all the assets of the manufacturer of the machine because the transaction was a sale of assets rather than a merger or consolidation.
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Stanley Knapp, Jr., an employee of Mrs. Smith’s Pie Co., was injured on October 6, 1969, when, in the course of his employment, his hand was caught in a machine known as a “Packomatic.” The machine had been designed and…
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